Dirk,
You are FABULOUS!!! That was exactly what it needed. Thank you for such a
quick response, too.
Shawn
On Monday, October 29, 2018 at 9:29:36 PM UTC-4, Dirk Tepe wrote:
>
> The interrupt JSON file contains a mapping of username to interrupt
> configuration. The REST response is the only the configuration block for
> the matched user. Drop the 'testuser' key and just return that block:
>
> {
> "autoRedirect": false,
> "autoRedirectAfterSeconds": -1,
> "block": false,
> "interrupt": true,
> "links": {
> "Google Link": "https://www.google.com;,
> "Yahoo Link": "https://www.yahoo.com;
> },
> "message": "This is the announcement message that will tell people
> what to do",
> "ssoEnabled": false
> }
>
> The 200 Ok response tells CAS to interrupt, but then it can't find the
> data elements it expects.
>
> -dirk
> On Mon, Oct 29, 2018 at 4:43 PM Shawn Cutting > wrote:
>
>> Greetings.
>>
>> I am looking for some sort of documentation or other source of help for
>> how to properly use the Authorization Interrupt with a REST page response.
>> I am able to see the CAS server calling my REST application, and I am able
>> to appropriately process the call on the application, and the result is a
>> straight JSON file in the exact same syntax as the interrupt.json file.
>>
>> If I use the same information that I am returning from my REST app in the
>> json file, everything works like I would expect. But the returned JSON
>> does NOT follow the rules that are set in the json code. It does recognize
>> the specific user and only processes that user, but the rest of the rules
>> are not followed.
>>
>> Here is what I am returning (with example 'testuser'):
>>
>> >
>> if ($_GET["username"] == "testuser"){
>> header("HTTP/1.1 200 OK");
>> header('Content-Type:application/json');
>>
>> $array = array("testuser" => array(
>> "message" => "This is the announcement message that will tell
>> people what to do",
>> "links" => array(
>> "Yahoo Link" => urlencode("https://www.yahoo.com;),
>> "Google Link" => urlencode("https://www.google.com;)
>> ),
>> "block" => false,
>> "ssoEnabled" => false,
>> "interrupt" => true,
>> "autoRedirect" => false,
>> "autoRedirectAfterSeconds" => -1
>> ));
>>
>> echo urldecode(json_encode($array));
>> }
>> ?>
>>
>> If I put this json layout into the interrupt.json file, it works as it
>> should (the message appears, the links appear, etc). But when I call this
>> php file, it sees that testuser is the user in play and it does interrupt
>> the login, but the content is the default interrupt information with no
>> custom message, no links.
>>
>>
>> Has anyone had any success with the interrupt settings and REST? Any
>> help would be fabulous!
>>
>> Shawn
>>
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